Great Value Lemon 100% Juice, 32 fl oz

I can't judge the Great Value Lemon Juice for it's taste because I didn't cook with it - I used it to clean my toilet tank after it became dark inside from a crushed blue tank cleaner tablet (someone decided to crush it instead of removing it when the tower needed switching). I went online to see if there were any suggestions because I tried many cleaners over several months %26 couldn't even scrub it off the inside of the tank. The inside of the tank is porous, so the crushed tab latched onto it %26 wouldn't let go. It ended up with a black mildew looking coating all over the tank. I saw a hack that said they had a similar problem %26 pouring a bottle of lemon juice in the tank %26 letting it sit overnight worked for her - so I gave it a try. It worked without any effort on my part. Wish I looked online sooner. Keep in mind that lemon juice is an acid, so I wouldn't use it in the toilet very often or leave it in for longer periods of time as you don't want to damage the porcelain. I have also used it to get rid of the hard water rings in my basement toilet as the infrequent use, heat %26 dehumidifier make the water evaporate faster. I just poured some in %26 let it sit while I cleaned the shower %26 it made the hard water rings easier to scrub off with the brush. It's taste is most likely the same as the more expensive name brand, as most Great Value versions of products usually are as good with a better price. I just cannot verify that.

I purchased the Great Value Lemon Juice for my daughter. She loves lemonade but all of the powdered mixes are too sweet for her. Making lemonade with lemon juice allows me to add less sweetener, making it more to her taste. Plus, lemon juice is a wonderful addition to many recipes as an added acid.